First Presidential Debate, Biden Pardons LBGTQ+ Veterans, Failed Coup In Bolivia

First Presidential Debate, Biden Pardons LBGTQ+ Veterans, Failed Coup In Bolivia

By NPR

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will face off tonight at the first presidential debate in Atlanta. The candidates are expected to discuss a range of issues that have already surfaced on the campaign trail including inflation, the border, abortion and the wars in Ukraine and Gaza. President Biden is also pardoning nearly 2,000 LGBTQ+ veterans. And a dramatic failed coup in Bolivia ended with a top military commander in prison.

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